May 23 ~ Writing Revolutions

“Making words slant across the page was like making rain. Flowers grew in ink. Hurricanes and revolutions were stirred up by the sound of pen scratching paper.”
— Erica Jong

Writing Making revolutions with your pen...

When Erica Jong's Fear of Flying appeared in 1973, it gave powerful voice to feminine desire, creativity, and self-liberation. Writer Henry Miller praised the book for celebrating “sex, life, joy, and adventure.”

That is the power of the written word—to make revolutions in our hearts. To awaken passion, to spark magic, and to name the things that have been silenced.

Writing gives you the power to say what must be said, even when your voice shakes. “If you want to change the world,” said Martin Luther, “pick up your pen.”

When you write with heart and spirit—with kokoro and aloha—your words carry something sacred. They become vessels of healing and truth, planting seeds that grow into courage, connection, and change.

Shine your light Pick up a pen and start a revolution.